29th ACM SIGMOD–SIGACT– SIGART Symposium on
PRINCIPLES OF DATABASE SYSTEMS (PODS 2010)
June 7–June 9, 2010, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
The PODS symposium series, held in conjunction with the SIGMOD conference series, provides a premier annual forum for the communication of new advances in the theoretical foundations of database systems. For the 29th symposium, original research papers providing new theoretical insights in the specification, design, or
implementation of data-management systems and tools are called for. We especially welcome papers addressing such insights in emerging database environments and applications. Topics that fit the interests of the symposium include the following (as they pertain to databases):
languages for semi-structured data (e.g. XML and RDF);
search query languages (including techniques from information retrieval);
distributed and parallel aspects of databases (including cloud computing);
dynamic aspects of databases (updates, views, real-time and sensor data, approximate query answering, data streams);
incompleteness, inconsistency, and uncertainty in databases; schema and query extraction;
data integration;
data exchange;
provenance;
workflows;
metadata management;
meta-querying;
semantic-Web data and ontologies;
data mining and machine learning techniques for databases;
constraints (specification, reasoning, mining, constraint databases);
privacy and security;
Web services;
model theory, logics, algebras and computational complexity;
data modeling; data structures and algorithms (physical design and search);
design, semantics, and optimization of query and database languages;
domain-specific databases (multi-media, scientific, spatial, temporal, text).
Submitted papers should be at most ten pages, using reasonable page layout and font size of at least 10pt (note that the SIGMOD style file does not have to be followed). Additional details may be included in an appendix, which, however, will be read at the discretion of the PC. Papers longer than ten pages (excluding the bibliography and appendix) or in font size smaller than 10pt risk rejection without consideration
of their merits.
The submission process will be through the website https://www.easychair.org/login.cgi?conf=pods2010
. Note that, unlike the SIGMOD conference, PODS does not use doubleblind reviewing, and therefore PODS submissions should be eponymous (i.e., the names and affiliations of authors should be listed on the paper). The results must be unpublished and not
submitted elsewhere, including the formal proceedings of other symposia or workshops. Authors of an accepted paper will be expected to sign copyright release forms, and one author is expected to present it at the conference.
Important Dates:
Abstract submission: 4 December 2009
Manuscript submission: 11 December 2009
Notification of acceptance: 3 March 2010
Camera-ready papers due: 2 April 2010
Best Paper Award: An award will be given to the best submission, as judged by the PC.
Best Student Paper Award: There will also be an award for the best submission written exclusively by a student or students. An author is considered as a student if at the time of submission, the author is enrolled in a program at a university or institution leading to a doctoral/master’ s/bachelor’ s degree.
The PC reserves the right to give both awards to the same paper, not to give an award, or to split an award among several papers. Papers authored or co-authored by PC members are not eligible for an award.
SIGMOD/PODSWebpage:
http://www.sigmod2010.org
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